
Kanimozhi calls on Stalin after Operation Sindoor outreach; BJP praises her
DMK
MP
Kanimozhi
Karunanidhi called on chief minister
M K Stalin
at his residence on Wednesday after completing her
Operation Sindoor
outreach to five different countries.
After the meeting, Stalin appreciated Kanimozhi for her statement in Spain that the national language of India was 'Unity in Diversity'.
"I am proud of my sister Kanimozhi for being the voice of India and speaking about unity," Stalin said in a social media post.
When she was in Spain, Kanimozhi was responding to a question from the media there about the national language of India. The video of her spontaneous response went viral on social media and had won applause from various quarters. Even the BJP leaders including TN BJP president Nainar Nagenthran welcomed the remarks. She was heading one of the all party panels formed by the BJP govt which was sent to various countries to present India's perspective on terrorist elements in Pakistan and Operation Sindoor.
Her delegation visited Russia, Latvia, Slovakia, Greece and Spain where the team met the govt representatives and gave a call for unity against terrorism.

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